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New homes and rental properties could hit the Oklahoma market in the next two years if rules for a $215 million state-funded construction loan program are approved by the end
By Mindy Ragan Wood
New homes and rental properties could hit the Oklahoma market in the next two years if rules for a $215 million state-funded construction loan program are approved by the end
Oklahoma could increase the number of affordable homes and rental units if lawmakers ease city building codes and fund new grant programs, advocates said.
(The Center Square) - Oklahoma is projected to fall short of the state’s housing needs in the next several years, according to a new report discussed by lawmakers Wednesday.